Twitter
- Stand by for a blog from me in which I defend bankers' bonuses. Sort of. 1 day ago
- Petition: Protect Workers Making iPhones in Chinese Factories http://t.co/SPGhzrY5 1 day ago
- More updates...
-
Recent
- Bankers Bonuses and the Rule of Law
- #BSDthinks Event Write-up
- Remixing Disney Princesses
- The Websiteless NGO
- On The Censorship of Cricket
- Human Rights Under Attack Again
- The Mealie Mouthed Statement from the #Jaipur Literary Festival
- Sharing Adele on the Internet
- It Was Like A Movie
- How the Depiction of Technology in #Sherlock Captures the Zeitgeist
Phlog
More on www.flickr.comKlog
- Obama interviewed in TIME magazine
If you can keep your head, while all about you are losing theirs, and bla= - Rethinking Information Diversity in Networks
Some claim that social networks act like echo chambers in which people only consume and share information from likeminded close friends, stifling the spread of diverse information. Our study paints a different picture of the world. - Human wormholes and the Great Span
- American specimen book of type styles
Mmm, typefaces. - Colossal City Imagery No 4
More from Colossal - Happy Birthday Stranger
Facebook birthdays - Colossal City Imagery No 3
More from Colossal - Vortograph (Colossal City Imagery No 2)
More city images - Colossal City Imagery No 1
Excellent images - Curating Your Own Life
Those links about Facebook chronicling your life.
- Obama interviewed in TIME magazine
Recent Discussion
Associates
Blogroll
- A List Apart
- A Work In Progress
- Aqoul
- Bearskinrug
- Big Stick Small Carrot
- Chase me ladies, I’m in the cavalry
- Clay Shirky
- Clive Davis
- Conceptual Reality
- Demos Greenhouse
- Devils Kitchen
- Doctor Crippen
- Famous For Fifteen Megapixels
- Girl With A One Track Mind
- Infinitives Unsplit
- Longrider
- Minority Report
- Monbiot.com
- OurKingdom
- Pigdogfucker
- qwghlm
- Robert’s Book Club
- Rowan Paton-Risby
- Ste Curran
- Stewart Hunter
- Strangerpixel
- The Hive
- The Sharpener
- Tim Worstall
- turbanhead
Liberal Conspiracy
The LIP Magazine
Tag Archives: Politics
Power Politics and Revolution in Albert Square
Last week, a fascinating storyline emerged in Eastenders. It’s all about the weak standing up to the strong. Bald bully Phil Mitchell (Steve MacFadden) is pursuing a vindictive vendetta against cheery Minute Mart Manager, Patrick Trueman (Rudolph Walker). Patrick saw … Continue reading
Posted in Art and Cultures
Tagged Arab Spring, drama, Eastenders, Politics, power, Revolution, TV
Leave a comment
Double Standards on Phone Hacking
A few quick comments on the unfolding phone hacking scandal, and what it says about the double-standards of our society and politics. First, let us note that the images featured on the front pages of many newspapers yesterday were those … Continue reading
Posted in Liberal Conspiracy, Media
Tagged civil rights, David Cameron, News of the World, phone hacking, phonegate, Politics, Rule of Law
7 Comments
Linklog for 13th August to 21st August
My del.icio.us links: 13th August to 21st August What do we do now? – Only just getting around to bookmarking this excellent article on David Davis and British liberties by Anthony Barnett at OK Fuck. That. Shit. – "you should … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged blogging, bush, cheney, civil_liberties, georgia, humour, Iraq, philosophy, Politics, russia, society, USA
Leave a comment
Linklog for 27th June to 28th July
My del.icio.us links: 27th June to 28th July Adeona – Adeona is the first Open Source system for tracking the location of your lost or stolen laptop that does not rely on a proprietary, central service. iPod Diagnostic Mode – … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged Apple, cryptography, culture, demographics, Internet Philosophy, iPod, lifehacks, Politics, society, Technology
1 Comment
Linklog for 30th May to 5th June
My del.icio.us links: 30th May to 5th June Four Days in Denver – A 'West Wing' Writer Imagines the Showdown at the Democratic National Convention The Body's Grace – If the creator were quite so instrumentalist in "his" attitude to … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged christianity, crime, election, fiction, gay, Gore, homosexuality, lesbian, Liberal_Conspiracy, masculinity, obama, Politics, Religion, sexuality, society, theology, westwing, Writing, youth
Leave a comment
Linklog for 25th May to 28th May
My del.icio.us links: 25th May to 28th May Hallelujah! – Brian Appleyard on Leonard Cohen's modern masterpiece Jesus Rodriguez Velasco – Striking design, reminds me of Borges for some reason. Democratic Candidates and Technological Metaphors – Clinton is Yahoo, Obama … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged Appleyard, art, Atlantic, blog, campaigning, civil_liberties, Clinton, cryptography, css, democracy, design, election, finance, Google, Internet Philosophy, Internet Philosophy, Leonard_Cohen, Literature, marriage, Martin_Bright, McCain, microsoft, Music, New_Labour, New_Statesman, obama, PGP, poetry, Politics, race, Social_Networking, socialnetworking, Technology, typography, USA, web, web2.0, webdesign, Yahoo, Zimmerman
Leave a comment
Linklog for 20th May to 25th May
My del.icio.us links: 20th May to 25th May Is politics stuck in the present? – Jack Stilgoe on the Demos blog: "The future of science is too capricious to be reduced to Yeses and Nos. Politics needs to be able … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged Clinton, Demos, design, lifehacks, McCain, obama, philosophy, Politics, procrastination, productivity, Science, think_tank, typography, USA
Leave a comment
Linklog for 9th May to 12th May
My del.icio.us links: 9th May to 12th May all streets – Ben Fry presents a map that is comprised of all the roads in the USA and nothing more Let Them Eat Arugula – Bill Clinton recently declared, "The people … Continue reading
Posted in Linklog
Tagged art, blog, blogging, blogs, Chait, class, Clinton, Conservative, culture, data, demographics, design, Environment, Illustration, mapping, maps, network, obama, Politics, resources, Technology, transport, urban, USA, webdesign
Leave a comment